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This year's units:
Moving Straight Ahead 10-11
Stretching and Shrinking 10-11
Comparing and Scaling 10-11
Variables and Patterns 10-11
Previous year's units:
Accentuate the Negative 0910
Stretching and Shrinking 0910
Variables and Patterns 0910
Comparing and Scaling 0910
Variables and Patterns 0809
Stretching and Shrinking 0809
Comparing and Scaling 0809
Accentuate the Negative 0809
Moving Straight Ahead 0809
Variables and Patterns/
Stretching and Shrinking 0708
Comparing and Scaling 0910
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Comparing and Scaling
The Big Idea
Many important practical and mathematical applications involve comparing quantities of one kind or another; it is important to know which method to use and how we should use them.
Investigation 1: Making Comparisons
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?
1.1 Writing Ads
- Sahil
1.2 Targeting an Audience
- Naasik
1.3 Getting the Message Across
- Lucy
Mathematical Reflections, p. 15
- Siena
Investigation 2: Comparing by Finding Percents
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?
2.1 Comparing Leisure Activities
- Arya
2.2 Comparing Your Class to the Nation
- Dwayne
Mathematical Reflections, p. 25
- Sahil
Investigation 3: Comparing by Using Ratios
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?
3.1 Mixing Juice
- Wouter
3.2 Helping the Cook
-Safwan
3.3 Sharing Pizza
-Ajwad
Mathematical Reflections, p. 36
-Rhianna
Investigation 4: Comparing by Finding Rates
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?
4.1 Comparing Fuel Economy
- Siena
4.2 Using Unit Rate
- Samridhi
4.3 Solving Problems with Rates
-Sabina
4.4 Buying Beads
- Bhabesh
Mathematical Reflections, p. 51
-Arya
Investigation 5: Estimating Populations & Densities
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?
5.1 Estimating the Size of a Crowd
- Lamiya
5.2 Estimating a Deer Population
- Wouter
5.3 Finding Population Densities
-Sanju
5.4 Comparing the Dakotas
-Abdi
5.5 Predicting Traffic Jams
-Daksh
Mathematical Reflections, p. 64
-Rhianna
Investigation 6: Choosing Strategies
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?
6.1 Scaling Up or Down
-Ajwad
6.2 Using Rules of Thumb
- Lucy
6.3 Selecting Delegates
-Melisa
Mathematical Reflections, p. 81
- Bhabesh
Comparing and Scaling Vocabulary
Decimal
Difference
Equation
Equivalent ratio
Fraction
Percent
Population Density
Proportion
Rate
Ratio
Scale
Scaling
Scale Factor
Unit Rate
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The Big Idea
Many important practical and mathematical applications involve comparing quantities of one kind or another; it is important to know which method to use and how we should use them.
Investigation 1: Making Comparisons
Essential Question: What methods are there for comparing things?1.1 Writing Ads - Sahil
1.2 Targeting an Audience - Naasik
1.3 Getting the Message Across - Lucy
Mathematical Reflections, p. 15 - Siena Investigation 2: Comparing by Finding Percents
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?2.1 Comparing Leisure Activities - Arya
2.2 Comparing Your Class to the Nation - Dwayne
Mathematical Reflections, p. 25 - Sahil
Investigation 3: Comparing by Using Ratios
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?3.1 Mixing Juice - Wouter
3.2 Helping the Cook -Safwan
3.3 Sharing Pizza -Ajwad
Mathematical Reflections, p. 36 -Rhianna
Investigation 4: Comparing by Finding Rates
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?4.1 Comparing Fuel Economy - Siena
4.2 Using Unit Rate - Samridhi
4.3 Solving Problems with Rates -Sabina
4.4 Buying Beads - Bhabesh
Mathematical Reflections, p. 51 -Arya
Investigation 5: Estimating Populations & Densities
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?5.1 Estimating the Size of a Crowd - Lamiya
5.2 Estimating a Deer Population - Wouter
5.3 Finding Population Densities -Sanju
5.4 Comparing the Dakotas -Abdi
5.5 Predicting Traffic Jams -Daksh
Mathematical Reflections, p. 64 -Rhianna
Investigation 6: Choosing Strategies
Essential Question:
What methods are there for comparing things?6.1 Scaling Up or Down -Ajwad
6.2 Using Rules of Thumb - Lucy
6.3 Selecting Delegates-Melisa
Mathematical Reflections, p. 81 - Bhabesh
Comparing and Scaling Vocabulary
Decimal
Difference
Equation
Equivalent ratio
Fraction
Percent
Population Density
Proportion
Rate
Ratio
Scale
Scaling
Scale Factor
Unit Rate